A total of 40 contractual labourers of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) have been home quarantined after one of their colleagues who had gone to disinfect Worli-Koliwada area tested positive on Tuesday.

According to BMC officials, the one tested positive developed symptoms after the fumigation work at Worli-Koliwada. Sandhya Nandekar, assistant municipal commissioner of BMC’s G-South ward, said, “The labourer probably went to eat at his relative’s place in Worli-Koliwada which has a positive patient. We have home quarantined his 40 colleagues.”
A BMC official said, “ All those who are home quarantined do not have any symptoms, but we have asked them to report, if any.”
Worli-Koliwada area comes under G-South ward which has the highest number of cases in the city.
BMC officials said the labourer who tested positive was on duty at R-North ward which covers Dahisar and Borivli, but was sent to Worli-Koliwada as additional manpower was needed there.
The labourer lives in K-East ward which covers Andheri-East, Saki Naka and Vile Parle East.
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